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National Republican., 1887-05-23
SILKS, &c.

Surah Silks, "a inches wide, in heliotrope,
tans, grays, drabs, states, garnet, cardinal,
navy, golden brown, light blue, pink,
cream, white.
Regular price, $l.19.
For to-day, S1.05.
surah Silks, 90 inches wide, same shades
as quoted above. Regular price, Csc; for
to-day, 55c.
Fancy striped French Ginghams. Regu-
lar price, SOC; for to-day 40c.
Mohair suitings, Checks and Stripes.
Regular price, e5c.
Forto-day, zoe.
n1~You are requested to look through
the new stock of Koechlin Frcres French
Satteen in figures and plain colors at csc
per yard.
The designs, colors, and quality of our
new 123c seefsuckers will please you.
Some new and pretty shades Of Moire
Silk, $1.5O a yard, will be opened this
morning.
New designs and colors of 3s.inch India
Silks, figured and plain, only Soc yard.
Albatross, Nuns Yelling, and China Silk,
in white and cream, for commencement
dresses. We also show all evening shades.
National Republican., 1887-05-23
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Base ball championship game to day.
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

Tho following lodges meet to.night at the
places named:
Masonic-Dawson, No. 16 Masonic Temple;
stansbury, No. 81, Brlghtwood: Armenius, No.
%, 1907 G street northwest; Mount Vernon
Royal Arch, No. 4, Masonic Temple; Eureka,
No. 3, sos Eleventh street.
!. o, o. E.--Beacon. No. is, Odd Fellows
Hall; Excelsior No. IL, Odd Fellows Hall;
Harmony, No. 2, Eighth Street Hall, East
Washington; Union. No. IL. Third street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
knights of Pythias ,.Calantho, No. H., Penn.
sylvania avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Equal, No. II, 3li Eighth street northwest;
Harmony, No q. Thirteen-and.a-half street.
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
/. %. of R,-Heber Tent, No. 10, Georgetown.
lO. r. M.-Osagc, Noe, 1923 Seventh street
northwest.
10. M.-Potomac, No 0, COO street north
west; Harmony, No. 10, Hilton's Hall, Seventh
and d streets northwest.
U..O. G. q. Good VIII, No. 81, 1907 G street
northwest.
Knights Of the Golden Eagle-Monarch, No,
Q Elks' Hall. 002 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sons of Jonadab-lnvincible, No. Z, Acad-
emy Hall, Georgetown.
l. o. G. T.--Friendship, No. II. Wilmoi
Hall, corner Eighth and l streets northeast
National Republican., 1887-05-23
SUNDAY PARK CONCERT.
An Immense Throng Gathered in the
Smithsonian Grounds.

An Immense Thr0ng Gathered In the
Smithsonian Grounds.
The Natioral Rifes' band gave the second
of its sacred concerts In the Smithsonian
grounds yesterday evening at 8 o'clock.
The attendance was large; in fact, It could
he numbered by the thousands. Among
the throng present were many OF the visit
ing soldiers and their friends and ladies. 1t
was near Z o'clock before the programme
was finished, and the selections were well
rendered by the band. The "Prayer From
Moses" and the "Stabat Mater" were the
gems, and the Instrumentation was deserv.
ing of credit. That these concerts are to
throngs of people who attend them is guar
antee enough on that score.
National Republican., 1887-05-23

Thomas 8. Farrow, 932 North Carolina ave-
nue. southeast, reports stolen q lot of wearing
apparel, valued at $40; Vim. R. Holmes, s26 ]
southwest, reports stolen a silver watch, worth
$40; Thomas ". Price, Ninth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, reports eleven boxes OF cigars
valued at Sl2, stolen; Aaron Cohen, 1l02 Sew
enth street, seventeen secondhand watches
q plated loCket, and BULLDOG revolver, worth
S25; Charles NewbOld, Mount Pleasant, reports
his chestnut sorrel mare stolen, value, sos
Charles Hines, 1923 Ninth street, reports his
push cart stolen.
National Republican., 1887-05-23
Recorder Trotter on Duty.

Recorder Trotter made his word good that
he would hereafter give personal attention to
the business of the office of recorder of Deeds
by appearing at his office last Saturday morn
ing and assuming the reins of authority. His
strength is gradually returning, but he sill
shows signs of the severe illness through
which he passed. He was kept busy for a
time signing number of papers which have
accumulated within the past week since the
withdrawal of the deputy recorder.
National Republican., 1887-05-23
Great Diamond sale.

rdS soSre rsg rng Sn Sh sSS %Sfi9 s
sci ,llre earrings only $50, worth s75; carat
soltoire earrings only sll0, worth $3.50; elegant
uol and diamond ring $50, worth s75 elegant
pu ny diamond ring, star band, $40; pretty dia,
n, I'D earrings, flower pattern. $40; pretty dia-
mrnd laoepin, flower pattern, el0 6-stone olus-
AID set to order. Il. HARRIS Il Co., 4S2 7th st,
National Republican., 1887-05-23
Childron,s May Processlon.

The annual May procession Of the children
of st. Peters Church took place yesterday after.
noon at o'clock. The children were formed
In line at the school hall on E street southeast
and marched from there to the church, where,
crowned queen of May, Miss Regina Castell
and Miss Gertrude Colman acting as maids of
honor. There were about 600 children in the
procession. After the service at the church q
boun,iful supply of ice cream and cake was
served to the delighted young people at the
school hall. IT was the largest May procession
ever witnessed in that parish.
National Republican., 1887-05-23
Ano,her Hotel to be HuIit.

The Robert Portuer Brewing Company has
purchased property on Tenth street south Of
the avenue aud contemplates erecting large
hotel on the same. 1t will be connected In the
rear with Kernan's Theater, and the com
panies engaged there are expected generally to
patronize the new hotel. -,..
National Republican., 1887-05-23
Drowned While Bathine.

Geo. A. Jeiiries, 8 white man 25 years old.
was drowned in the Eastern branch, at the
foot OF Fifteenth street southeast. Saturday even,
ing while bathing. The body was recovered
an hour later and removed TO GA u street
southeast.
National Republican., 1887-05-23

Circuit Court, Division No. l-Justice Cox
Moses & Son vs. Taylor; leave to amend twen-
ty-eighth exception TO auditors report. United
States use &c, VS.. Bailey ct al (three cases)
demurrer overrlled; leave to plead in twenty
days. Assignment-Nos. 27, 80, 81, 32, 33, 49,
40, 81, 81, and CT.
Circuit Court, division No. 2--Justice Hag-
ner.--Assignment-Nos. l6 %, 2S, 50, 81, 55, 58
co, GO, Ca &c, Gs, 90 ~, "a, &C. rs, 50, 81 and 81
Equity Court-Justice eJames.--Assignment
Nos. IL 10. II, 20, 80, and Al.
Equity Court-Justice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nos. 45, AZ, 40, so, 81, and 81.
National Republican., 1887-05-23

A NEW departure is promised at Kernan's to-
day. The summer garden opens in conjunc-
ton with the theater. One ticket to all. Two
spuarate shows
National Republican., 1887-05-23

FOR good meal go to Beale's dining rooms
$50 Pennsylvania avenue. Prices l5 %, and 35.
Served at all hours, from Q a. IN. to u p. m.
Meals to order made specially.
National Republican., 1887-05-23
DryGoodsDay
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures

Monday at the Palas Royal is termed Dry
Goods Day" Reduced price, are q uoted and
double the business is do1e than during any
other day in the week We make less profits
Morday, butdouble our busiress. Tt pays us; i
suits you.
National Republican., 1887-05-23
Washington vs.. Detroit.
marrtnga Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
Issued: Dennis MeEnery and Sarah Flynn,
John E. Smith and Emile E. Browne, both Of
New York city; John Henderson, Of Mont
moysr conn,y m en iobn epsScG FaebSn' OF OF
Chicago, ILL.,, and Mary B. Bolger, OF this city.
A VALUABLE corner lot will be sold at 4.i5
by Chaplin Brown, trustee. "A very good oppor.
tilnity wilt be offered investors TO secure val
liable piece ofreal estate for building purposes
See advertisement In the Epentng Sdr (Auction
Ealpk). .s.|. .-t'
National Republican., 1887-05-23
Robberies Reported.

CALL and see what meals can be had at
Beale's dining rooms, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
for l5, 25, and IS.
National Republican., 1887-05-23
Base B,lI. Capitol Park, 4,sO p, m.
rIngers enc om by a Hay Cutter.

lLward winn, aged 10 years, living at 1912 N
st,,'t, had four fingers out OF Saturday night
vi playing with hay cutter In Heurieh's
sth. gs-
National Republican., 1887-05-23
r. II. TAYLOR,
933 Pennsylvania Avenue.
CHkNTlLLY LACE FL0UNCINGS.
SEATON PERRY,

(SuCcessor to Perry o. Drothor'
NEW BLACK CHANTILLY LACE FLouINS0;; oIS;
FROM $3.50 TO 81 PER YARD, ,,,,,,,,,r
BLACK AND CREAM sPANIS,Hi, MS, i,S,Il GHlPUKKEE .KE
aAEE aaAAEREfTTRfi NETnRsi fH Il ooNFISEp CO Si STYLES
ER6M so 80 10 81. 80 PER YARD.
ELEGANT BLACK BEADED SILK GRENA'
DiNEs, FROM SO TO $40 PER IARD.
NOVELTIES IN BLACK AND ooLoRED DEN
EMRpR5IbEREp pR5h5 fnlSBII.A BI AcK cREPE be CHIMES
NOVELTIES IN BLACK CULTURE GkENA'
n1kGK pnS TTSWrsTr III D SILK HERNANrEs, FROM
BLACK SEWING SILK GRENADINES. sl.26
LuPISs cELEBRATEp BLACK n,E 81 sIIK * AMP y
WOOL HERNANlEs; III FR0M oS IL zoe CSsTnN rV s[iSS,
NhC cREPEs AND CREPE DE CHIME IIS, ,u,v,
uspECiAL BARGAIN" IN WHITE CHINA
SILK. q INCHES WIDE, AT Toe PER
"rXTRa aAnp pGoop VALUES IN PLAIN. AND
FIGURED tit INDIA SILKS AT 55c AND !, SIC; 3
.FXCI,USIVE PATTERNS" IN INDIA SILKS
AT 81, sl25. sl,5o, AND ss ,,, o>, r,,
"eREATLY{ REpgqGiRR Re }gpiR ppkGEE pktShEs oN EN-
"MkRK.DoWN PRICES ON PARIS CoMBI-
"o1!osIaG Ssn9GN NfSRIcEs" Sst ON SPRING WRAPS
yrw ANR NrRMIRRoibtREp IASHbbttSR;Ep BLACK CASHMERE
NH FICUJIS AND BRAIDED JERSEYS.
NOVELTIES IN SILK, CHUDDA. CASH
No MERE, AND TINSEL SHAWLs.
ss-pIAIN FIGURES AND COR RECT
PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY Bull @,
pENN5yLyANIA AVENUE, CORNER sTH ST.
Established 1S40,
National Republican., 1887-05-23
The Court Record.

CHOICE meals can be had at Beale's dining
rooms, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, at all hours.
n. BIB, 25 ar d 35.
National Republican., 1887-05-23
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
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The Bargain Counter,
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

Permanently located near door Of No. lily
Penn, ave., contains to-day 12-inch Silk Mitts
in black and colors for l3c pair. See if you
can duplicate them elsewhere under 2Oc
National Republican., 1887-05-23
F o r TO --DA Y
WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS.
Second floor; take elovator)
Superior Crepe Cloth, in pink, light blue,
beliotrope, orange, cream, red, Nile green,
lavender, &c. Regular price, 19c; for to-
day, 12l:.
White Etamlne Check Dress Goods for
&c yard; recognized good value at 12lc.
EMBRoIDERIES.
Open this morning 8 cases Nainsook
Skirtipgs, from CSC to S4.Gs yard; best
values offered this season.
LAcES.
The rush to the lace counter increases
daily. To-day's sensation will be 10 pieces
44-inch Oriental Lace Flouncings, heavily
embroidered, only 49c yard. Narrow
laces to match proportionately cheap.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
For to-day we offer Fruit Of the Loom,
Barker Mills, and Androscoggin Cottons
for 71c yard. Any quantity to legitimate
patrons.
National Republican., 1887-05-23
EMBRoIDERIES.

Open this morning 8 cases Nainsook
Skirtipgs, from CSC to $4.Gs q yard; best
values offered this season.
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County Commissioners
Jas. A. Beard. Mark Howell. G. r. Young
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Precinct No. 8, Directory,
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constable ..................Ll Lloyd Schcll
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-30

first transports Of regained security. 1t was not
10 be. Ny uncle escaping from my arms, raised
his cap and shouting began dance that Is but In
adequately described by the word transcendental.
housing all my powers OF command, cried ''Stop!"
with the customary motion toward the valve; and
the osctlat1ng legs grew still was sorry to be
thus prosa1ca1ly cheated out Of the gentle gradual
subliInity 10 ordinary affairs, that had contem-
plated so have heard fun many glorious per-
Grafton cut short by the lOutish phrase OF 'Ttmes
upT
1t would be OF no interest to tell how we got
nome. You can imagine, dear reader, with what
along Pennsylvania avenue the great structure
looks down on me with an almost severe express
SION In Its stony cOuntenance, as II 1t would say:
though?n
Should you wish, dear reader, to ascertain the
the apex, and there, on the four aluminium faces
you viii ind engraved this name and date:
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The Case Of Pastor Goodell.


AN ECCLESIASTICAL INQUIRY.
A telegram from Providence, r. L, April q,
says: The Southern New England Confer.
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, now
In session at FAN River. is considering the
charges OF immoral conduct made against
Rev. Charles L. Gooden, Of Trinity church, this
city, by Mrs. Theodore W. Foster In her confession
to her husband which led the court to grant MI.
There have been two rumors IN circulation
which the conference found it necessary 60 invests
gaze one was that Mrs. Foster was subject to hal.
tocanauons and said things which were not true
Due which she came 70 believe were actual
occurrences; and the other rumor was that she he'd
said since the divorce proceedings that her
story about Rev. Mr.. GOOdeu was part
Of conspiracy to ruin him, and was not true.
COMMITTEES OF clergymen met her on April %
at the Parker House, Boston, and learned that
she stin stuck TO her story Of Mr.. 0oodeiis iiSs
moral conduct, and they were able 70 explode The
halluctnatton theory through pr, Geo r jelly. an
insanity expert, who e3slatned her and found Thar
she was perfectly sound In body and MIND. ''Aas
With all the Old evidence OF Mr. Coolers cnn-
duct thus Stren 2thened It remains to be seer uhs
course the conference viii take conceTnsnr fhs
proposed expulsion OF Nj. Goodel fron te cr y.s